Between 1995 and 2014, Switzerland gas reserves proved remained stable at around 0 trillion cubic feet.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Middle East | 2,812.83 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| Africa | 612.82 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| North America | 437.8 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| Europe | 135.87 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| Norway | 73.81 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| Ukraine | 39 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| Netherlands | 33.74 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| United Kingdom | 8.62 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| Germany | 4.1 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| Romania | 3.73 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| Poland | 3.14 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| Italy | 2.1 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| Serbia | 1.7 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
| Denmark | 1.52 Trillion Cubic Feet in 2014 | EIA |
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